Learn to Storyboard for Film or Animation

What Will I Learn?
You’ll be able to draw panels for any script or story
You’ll have a thorough understanding of the creative process of storyboarding for animation or for film
You’ll understand, and be able to draw, all of the main camera angles and shots used in movies
You’ll understand the editing process for film, animation and TV
You’ll learn concrete skills, like how to draw, how to break down a script and how to visually tell a story
You’ll learn how to draw characters
You’ll be able to draw scenes and backgrounds using 1-point and 2-point perspective
You will learn principles of animation and how to draw for animation

Requirements
If you have an appreciation of story telling, film, and visual language, this is for you
You don’t have to be able to draw – I’m going to teach you techniques for drawing that you can easily start using today
You can draw your storyboards on paper and follow this course; or you can use a drawing tablet such as a Wacom tablet and pen
Photoshop or a similar digital drawing application is preferable

Description
This course covers everything you need to know to about the creative process of Storyboarding for Film or Animation. You will learn concrete skills such as how to draw characters, how to draw in perspective, what camera angles and shots to use for your scripts, and how to make your shots and scenes flow together.

As a Storyboard Artist you get to draw the film, shot for shot. It’s by far the most creative job in the whole production process. Whether you are interested in gaming, animation, sketching, comic books or filmmaking, the concepts and techniques in this course will get you started on the road to professional success. You can begin to build a portfolio from right within the course, or you can start storyboarding your own projects now to a professional standard. I’ve packed this course with only the most relevant and detailed material. I’ve distilled everything I’ve learnt in my 15 years as an animation and film professional into each lesson.

Who is the target audience?
Anyone who is interested in animation and learning how to draw storyboards, comics, thumbnails
If you are interested in film making and script writing
Filmmakers who need to know how to storyboard their own projects
Anyone interested in getting into professional animation storyboarding
Anyone who wants to be able to professional present their script, idea or concept in a visual format
Animators who want to develop storyboarding skills
Illustrators who want to get into animation